Opening in theaters in Los Angeles on April 29th is the new Post-Apocalyptic vampire/zombie movie by director Jim Mickle called Stake Land. The film boasts a stellar cast that includes Connor Paolo (Gossip Girl), Nick Damici (The Black Donnellys), Danielle Harris (Halloween), Michael Cerveris (Fringe), Sean Nelson (American Buffalo), and Kelly McGillis (Top Gun, Witness). We recently had a chance to sit down with actress Danielle Harris to discuss the new film, her role, and her experience working with director Jim Mickle.

At this point, vampires have completely saturated the pop-culture marketplace, and postapocalyptic tales are ever more common in the mainstream as well, but that doesn't mean that either can't still be fodder for good movies.  Stake Land, the new independent feature from director Jim Mickle, received very strong reviews at last year's Toronto International Film Festival, and from the look of this trailer, the film is about as far from Twilight as you can possibly get.  Mickle's post apocalyptic America recalls John Hillcoat's in The Road, and his vampires look enthusiastically vicious.  Forget about sparkly bloodsuckers with the Stake Land trailer.

Fans of the horror film genre know actress Danielle Harris best from her role as Jamie Lloyd in Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers, and Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers, part of the original Halloween series of films. But the actress is also well known for portraying Annie Brackett in director Rob Zombie's re-imagining of the series, Halloween and Halloween II. While the actress has appeared in several successful films outside of the horror genre such as Marked for Death, City Slickers, The Last Boy Scout, and Free Willy, she has definitely made a name for herself as one of the top "scream queens" working today. 

In this intense new teaser for Chromeskull: Laid to Rest 2, we get a glimpse of some pretty terrifying goings on. Laid to Rest rocked pretty hard the first time around, so we shall see if Robert Hall can really shake things up with the sequel. You can check out the teaser right here and feel free to let us know what you think.

Victor Crowley is back!

Director Adam Green’s Hatchet II is ready to slice and dice its way on screen, kicking off a Halloween season filled with an appropriate amount of fright.

AMC Theatres is planning to release the film nationwide on October 1. This is the widest release of an Unrated genre film in more than 25 years!

Why all the love? Well for starters, you can’t beat the horror movie icon laden cast including Danielle Harris (Halloween), Tony Todd (Candyman), R.A. Mihailoff (Texas Chainsaw Massacre) and of course, Kane Hodder (Friday the 13th Parts 6, 7 and 8) returns as Victor Crowley.